Okutsunomiya is one of three shrines on Fujisawa City's Enoshima, along a short but popular walking route on the west-side…
Matt De SousaJuly 5, 2016
It's common knowledge that Japan is crazy about cute characters. From Hello Kitty, to Funassyi, Japanese culture is inundated with…
Ryann OverbayJune 18, 2016
'Nomihoudai' = 'All You Can Drink!' System in Japan! 'Nomihoudai' - the word that often tops the list of useful…
Maia HallJune 15, 2016
The obscure islands of Megijima and Ogijima offer a host of beautiful contemporary art for the Setouchi Internatinal Triennale.
EimiJune 13, 2016
Kumano Kodo is an ancient pilgrmaage route that crosses the Kii Peninsula, mostly in Wakayama. This path is home to…
Virginia GonzálezJune 11, 2016
Hiroshima Castle offers visitors an elegant design and the chance to delve into the rich history of both the city…
Ratih PermanaJune 5, 2016
Sponsored by JAPAN 2.5-DIMENSIONAL MUSICAL ASSOCIATION "HAIKYU" : Come See the Live Action Anime Set! Jump! Spike! HYPER PROJECTION ENGEKI “HAIKYU!!”…
Charles ToJune 2, 2016
Spanning 108 days of culture and art, the Setouchi Intenation Triennaler in the Inland Sea, unites contemporary and amateur artists…
EimiJune 1, 2016
Whether you are a world leader or an ordinary visitors, a visit to Mie Prefecture would not be complete without…
Brian KoldMay 27, 2016
Perhaps Nara's most overlooked temple, yet a haven for tea ceremony fanatics is the Zen temple Jiko-in in Yamatokoriyama to…
Brian KoldMay 25, 2016
This article takes a deeper look into the Japanese word of "genki", a concept that can be traced back to…
VoyaponMay 17, 2016
Say Otsukaresama, or "you are tired", anytime during the day to colleagues, to show your appreciation for their hard work.
VoyaponMay 16, 2016
Wander through the largest Chinatown in Asia and you will leave with your ears ringing with bells, eyes burning with…
Maia HallMay 10, 2016
Nestled in Shinjuku, Tokyo, lies an unsuspected gem for those interested in Japanese politics, history or anarchist theory - Mosakusa…
Freddie FootMay 9, 2016
Takeda shrine, simple in its appearance, extraordinary and sophisticated in the little town of Kaseda, Minamisatsuma. There's also a cozy…
Dagmara KoreckaMay 8, 2016
Mitaki Temple is tucked away in nature not far from Hiroshima Station, offering gorgeous views and a refreshing escape from…
Scarlett GreyMay 8, 2016
Meigetsu-in temple with its impressive dry garden, is widely considered the most attractive temple in Kamakura by local residents.
Geoffrey SmithMay 8, 2016
Explore the rich history of Sakurajima and its volcano at the Sakurajima visitor center, in Kagoshima prefecture.
Hazel TaylorMay 7, 2016
This sake museum, with many parts of the original brewery still preserved, is just one of many others in Nishinomiya-go.
RandMay 6, 2016
Engaku-ji temple is a spiritual delight located in Kamakura where you can toll the bell or have a Japanese sweet…
Geoffrey SmithMay 6, 2016
Discover the rich history of the Kamikaze aviator pilots at Chiran's Peace Museum.
Dagmara KoreckaMay 6, 2016
Kodomo no Hi (こどもの日), or Children’s Day, is celebrated annually on May 5 in Japan, where streaming koinoboris symbolize courage…
VoyaponMay 5, 2016
Sakai City Museum is great for those keen on Japanese history and Nintoku Kofun, the world's largest tomb and a…
RandMay 4, 2016
On my second day of exploring the exotic seaside city of Kagoshima, I was invited to a local summer festival…
Dagmara KoreckaMay 3, 2016
Mount Shigi is a mountain located in Ikoma District, Nara, Japan. Let's explore the many Buddhist temples and shrines of…
RandMay 3, 2016
Within Kagoshima there exists a very interesting shrine, one that you might even call creepy.
Hazel TaylorMay 3, 2016
Kencho-ji Temple is the hallmark of Kamakura. Founded by a Chinese Zen master, the temple has survived fires and several…
Geoffrey SmithMay 3, 2016
